Adaptive Asset Allocation: Sharpe
A traditional asset allocation policy that relies on rebalancing can't work – at least not for everyone.
- August 5, 2010 September 13, 2019
- 10:05
A traditional asset allocation policy that relies on rebalancing can't work – at least not for everyone.
Principals may have an interest in efficient markets, but agents have their own interests which tend to compensation, among others.
Over the long-term, everything outperforms stocks.
For most investors, alpha isn't available.
Markets are rational - except when they aren't.
Canadian equity returns and global markets.
Capital spending the missing link in economic growth.
Off-balance sheet liabilities almost triple what is reported on bond markets.
History shows painfully slow growth.
The "financialization" of hard assets.
Algorithms overwhelmed on May 6th.
Academic papers discuss the ins and outs of dual-class shares.
Loonie vs greenback vs Euro.
Why you shouldn't lose hope after the lost decade.
How global economy transit domestic shocks.
German households owe more than harder-working Greeks.
Financial literacy like nutritional information.
Bloggers contribute to efficient markets...
When volume dries up.
Don't bet on immaculate recovery for Greece
Risk doesn't obey stop signs.